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Published by Paidós · Mathematics and science · ISBN 9788449345418

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A personal book by the chemistry communicator Deborah García Bello, written as a diary of fragments that move back and forth in time. It mixes first-person narrative, scientific essay, poetry and short notes, and starts from everyday things, such as the smell of a house, a kiss, a grandmother's dishes or a stormy day, to explain the chemistry in them.

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For readers curious about science and also about how knowledge is built, who enjoy a hybrid book where the scientific method sits alongside emotions and memories.

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